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Accept crypto subscription payments, today
Accept crypto subscription payments, today
Accept crypto subscription payments, today
Join top companies who use Loop to save time, reduce churn, and grow their revenues
Join top companies who use Loop to save time, reduce churn, and grow their revenues
Join top companies who use Loop to save time, reduce churn, and grow their revenues
Merchant
Unlock crypto subscription payments in the software you already use
Unlock crypto subscription payments in the software you already use
Manage customers, products, and billing logic with one of our integration partners. Let Loop handle the recurring crypto payments.
Manage customers, products, and billing logic with one of our integration partners. Let Loop handle the recurring crypto payments.
1 in 5
1 in 5
1 in 5
consumers pick crypto over fiat
20%
20%
of crypto customers are in the US
20%
of crypto customers are in the US
A subscription mangement platform tailored for global merchants with advanced analytics and revenue optimization tools.
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A subscription mangement platform tailored for global merchants with advanced analytics and revenue optimization tools.
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A subscription mangement platform tailored for global merchants with advanced analytics and revenue optimization tools.
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A payments platform for businesses to accept, send, and manage online transactions seamlessly.
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A payments platform for businesses to accept, send, and manage online transactions seamlessly.
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A payments platform for businesses to accept, send, and manage online transactions seamlessly.
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A flexible subscription billing and revenue management platform for scaling SaaS and eCommerce businesses.
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A flexible subscription billing and revenue management platform for scaling SaaS and eCommerce businesses.
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A flexible subscription billing and revenue management platform for scaling SaaS and eCommerce businesses.
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Subscriptions
Accept recurring crypto payments for subscriptions
Are you looking for crypto subscriptions? Effortlessly accept crypto recurring payments with native autopay, ensuring a seamless experience for you and your customers. Gain deep insights into customer behavior and purchasing trends to optimize your offerings. Plus, save more with lower transaction fees, maximizing your revenue with every sale.
User visits website
Pays on checkout page
New subscription created
Next invoice comes due
Reminder email sent
Payment autodeducted
Tooling
Save time and money with recurring crypto payments
Save time and money with recurring crypto payments
Our companies have saved over 3,000 hours and processed millions on chain with Loop's crypto subscription service.
No locks ups or escrowing funds
No locks ups or escrowing funds
No locks ups or escrowing funds
Loop is true autopay for blockchain recurring payments. Customers never lock up any funds.
Data analytics
Data analytics
Data analytics
Unlock insights with real-time analytics on both your crypto and fiat payments in one place to optimize your revenue.
Accept any ERC-20 or SPL token, settle in fiat or crypto
Accept any ERC-20 or SPL token, settle in fiat or crypto
Accept any ERC-20 or SPL token, settle in fiat or crypto
Allow your customer to pay in cryptocurrency for recurring payments in any token, including stablecoins.
Customer portal for subscription management
Customer portal for subscription management
Out of the box subscription management platform for your customers.
Manage payment methods
Manage subscription
Wallet login
See payment confirmation
Advanced Services
Case studies
Learn how Loop helped our merchants implement a cryptocurrency subscription service.
Neynar
Self serve
Learn how Neynar used Loop to automate its crypto sales and scale sign-ups.
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Helius
custom billing page
Learn how Helius used Loop to power its fully customized billing page.
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Pinata
building an MVP
Learn how Pinata built a lightweight solution for a crypto payments MVP.
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Privy
customer acquisition
Learn how Privy used Loop's Stripe integration to grow its client base and automate all billing work.
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Kaito
AUTOMATION
Learn how Kaito used Loop to meet its requirement for an automated payment solution.
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FAQs
Have questions?
We have answers. If you don't see your question, reach out to hello@loopcrypto.xyz
A crypto payment processor facilitates digital transactions between merchants and their customers enabling merchants to accept various forms of crypto payment. With Loop, we make it easy to accept stablecoins, ERC-20 tokens (tokens deployed within the Ethereum ecosystem and popular layer 2 networks), or SPL tokens (tokens deployed within the Solana ecosystem).
Merchants that accept crypto payments need to work through various complexities related to accepting payment on multiple networks, in multiple tokens, and from various types of wallets. Loop handles this complexity and provides APIs and tooling that are easy to use. This allows for the secure and quick transfer of funds from the customer’s wallet to the merchant’s wallet
Loop plays an important role in enabling businesses to accept and process various forms of crypto payment from customers. Some of the services Loop provides include transaction facilitation, authorization and authentication, encryption and security, settlement and funding, data reporting and analytics, and support for multiple currencies and payment methods.
Loop works similarly to traditional payment processors making it easy for merchants to accept crypto payments from customers. To understand how Loop works, here is what a typical payment flow looks like:
Customer initiates payment
When a customer makes a purchase, they sign a transaction from their wallet providing the business with authorization and approval to charge them for a specific token on a specific network. This authorization can occur using a Loop payment link, our pay component, or by sending a transaction directly onchain.
Transaction data
Loop receives transaction data about the payment such as amount and due date is sent to Loop.
Authorization check
Loop reviews the transaction details and checks if the customer has sufficient funds and approval available. It also confirms the authenticity of the transaction data, checking its signature against that of the merchant requesting payment.
Transaction execution
If the transaction is authorized and the payment is due, Loop sends an onchain transaction, facilitating the payment from the customer’s wallet to the merchant’s wallet based on the details of the transaction data.
Transaction completion
Once the transaction is processed on-chain, Loop notifies the merchant of the payment and the merchant delivers the goods or services to the customer.
Settlement
If the merchant has elected to settle in crypto, the transaction is complete. If the merchant has elected to settle in fiat, the transferring funds from the wallet to the merchant account may take a few days depending on the fiat currency and countries involved.
By default, Loop denominates or anchors all pricing to the US dollar at the time of purchase. For example, if you are buying a product that is $100 and paying in ETH, Loop will ping a pricing oracle at the time of purchase and charge you the equivalent amount of ETH at that moment in time. If you are using Loop to pay for a recurring monthly subscription, Loop checks the pricing oracle each month at the time of the next payment and pulls the amount of ETH equivalent to $100.
Of course, to eliminate any exposure to potentially volatile crypto assets, merchants can always simply accept stablecoins like USDC and USDT. Loop enables merchants to configure the tokens they accept, so merchants are able to opt to only accept stablecoins, or one particular stablecoin, if desired.
If you want to denominate your product’s price in a token like ETH or ARB, for example, Loop supports that functionality as well. In this scenario, your product’s price could be set to 1 ETH. For a recurring monthly subscription, Loop will process a payment for 1 ETH each month regardless of any price moments in ETH.
Loop does all the hard work of ensuring a payment occurs so you don't have to. Before a payment is due, we notify the customer if their balance is too low.
If the issue isn't resolved by the due date, we send a webhook to the company notifying them of the missed payment.
We will keep attempting the payment method until the company directs us to stop.
Eleni Steinman and Shane van Coller are the founders of Loop Crypto. Veterans of the crypto space who have been building together since 2018, Eleni and Shane started Loop to solve their own challenges of accepting crypto payments while at a prior startup.
We provide support across all EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) chains and Solana. Since there are over 300 networks, we have a default list of the most popular networks that we present to merchants. However, a merchant can add any EVM network or Solana upon request.
Our default list of networks is: Solana, Optimism, Base, Polygon, Arbitrum, Ethereum, and BNB Smart Chain. For testing purposes, we also support Sepolia (Ethereum testnet) and Solana Devnet.
For EVM networks, we support all ERC-20 tokens and native tokens for one-time payments and invoicing. For Solana, we support all SPL tokens.
Please note, while Loop works with any token, if you would like to price in fiat and accept in a token, we will need a price feed. We currently use CoinMarketCap as our price feed.
Yes! Loop allows merchants to settle in either fiat or crypto. Please reach out to hello@loopcrypto.xyz to learn more about the countries and fiat currencies we support for offramping.
Yes! Loop works with recurring subscription payments. We work similar to credit cards - a customer authorizes their wallet to be charged, and each billing period the wallet is charged without the end customer having to take action.
Yes! Loop works with invoicing purchases. Customers can pay an invoice with Loop.
Loop supports over 500 wallets, including MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, and Rainbow wallet. Loop works with all non-custodial wallets, including MPC wallets and smart wallets. Loop does not support payments from an exchange account today but will in the future. If this is functionality you need, please reach out to hello@loopcrypto.xyz.
ERC-20 token is a token standard with predefined rules and technical specifications that developers must follow. Having a standard allows for developers to have easier integration with wallets, exchanges, and other applications on a blockchain.
The ERC-20 token standard is the most widely used standard for fungible tokens: any one token is exactly equal to any other token; no tokens have special rights or behavior associated with them. This makes ERC20 tokens useful for things like a medium of exchange currency.
Most, if not all tokens on EVM compatible networks are ERC-20 tokens. Example tokens are USDC, USDT and Dai.
A network's native token (e.g. ETH, SOL, MATIC) is not ERC-20 and USDT on Ethereum is not fully ERC-20 compliant. Wrapped versions of native tokens exist which are ERC-20 (e.g. wETH, wSol, wMatic).
Wrapped tokens are tokens backed one-to-one by an underlying asset, typically native to another blockchain or asset. By creating a wrapped version of a token, the user is able to track the value of the underlying token while enabling additional functionality like being used on another network.
A common example is "wrapped Bitcoin" (wBTC), which allows Bitcoin to be used on the Ethereum blockchain and wETH which allows ETH to follow the ERC-20 standard. The process of creating a wrapped token involves securing the original asset in a digital vault and minting a new token. This new token mirrors the value of the original asset and can be used on the blockchain it was minted on.
Loop Crypto is a crypto payment processor — our full suite APIs provide merchants and payment providers all the tools they need to grow their revenue.
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A crypto payment processor facilitates digital transactions between merchants and their customers enabling merchants to accept various forms of crypto payment. With Loop, we make it easy to accept stablecoins, ERC-20 tokens (tokens deployed within the Ethereum ecosystem and popular layer 2 networks), or SPL tokens (tokens deployed within the Solana ecosystem).
Merchants that accept crypto payments need to work through various complexities related to accepting payment on multiple networks, in multiple tokens, and from various types of wallets. Loop handles this complexity and provides APIs and tooling that are easy to use. This allows for the secure and quick transfer of funds from the customer’s wallet to the merchant’s wallet
Loop plays an important role in enabling businesses to accept and process various forms of crypto payment from customers. Some of the services Loop provides include transaction facilitation, authorization and authentication, encryption and security, settlement and funding, data reporting and analytics, and support for multiple currencies and payment methods.
Loop works similarly to traditional payment processors making it easy for merchants to accept crypto payments from customers. To understand how Loop works, here is what a typical payment flow looks like:
Customer initiates payment
When a customer makes a purchase, they sign a transaction from their wallet providing the business with authorization and approval to charge them for a specific token on a specific network. This authorization can occur using a Loop payment link, our pay component, or by sending a transaction directly onchain.
Transaction data
Loop receives transaction data about the payment such as amount and due date is sent to Loop.
Authorization check
Loop reviews the transaction details and checks if the customer has sufficient funds and approval available. It also confirms the authenticity of the transaction data, checking its signature against that of the merchant requesting payment.
Transaction execution
If the transaction is authorized and the payment is due, Loop sends an onchain transaction, facilitating the payment from the customer’s wallet to the merchant’s wallet based on the details of the transaction data.
Transaction completion
Once the transaction is processed on-chain, Loop notifies the merchant of the payment and the merchant delivers the goods or services to the customer.
Settlement
If the merchant has elected to settle in crypto, the transaction is complete. If the merchant has elected to settle in fiat, the transferring funds from the wallet to the merchant account may take a few days depending on the fiat currency and countries involved.
By default, Loop denominates or anchors all pricing to the US dollar at the time of purchase. For example, if you are buying a product that is $100 and paying in ETH, Loop will ping a pricing oracle at the time of purchase and charge you the equivalent amount of ETH at that moment in time. If you are using Loop to pay for a recurring monthly subscription, Loop checks the pricing oracle each month at the time of the next payment and pulls the amount of ETH equivalent to $100.
Of course, to eliminate any exposure to potentially volatile crypto assets, merchants can always simply accept stablecoins like USDC and USDT. Loop enables merchants to configure the tokens they accept, so merchants are able to opt to only accept stablecoins, or one particular stablecoin, if desired.
If you want to denominate your product’s price in a token like ETH or ARB, for example, Loop supports that functionality as well. In this scenario, your product’s price could be set to 1 ETH. For a recurring monthly subscription, Loop will process a payment for 1 ETH each month regardless of any price moments in ETH.
Loop does all the hard work of ensuring a payment occurs so you don't have to. Before a payment is due, we notify the customer if their balance is too low.
If the issue isn't resolved by the due date, we send a webhook to the company notifying them of the missed payment.
We will keep attempting the payment method until the company directs us to stop.
Eleni Steinman and Shane van Coller are the founders of Loop Crypto. Veterans of the crypto space who have been building together since 2018, Eleni and Shane started Loop to solve their own challenges of accepting crypto payments while at a prior startup.
We provide support across all EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) chains and Solana. Since there are over 300 networks, we have a default list of the most popular networks that we present to merchants. However, a merchant can add any EVM network or Solana upon request.
Our default list of networks is: Solana, Optimism, Base, Polygon, Arbitrum, Ethereum, and BNB Smart Chain. For testing purposes, we also support Sepolia (Ethereum testnet) and Solana Devnet.
For EVM networks, we support all ERC-20 tokens and native tokens for one-time payments and invoicing. For Solana, we support all SPL tokens.
Please note, while Loop works with any token, if you would like to price in fiat and accept in a token, we will need a price feed. We currently use CoinMarketCap as our price feed.
Yes! Loop allows merchants to settle in either fiat or crypto. Please reach out to hello@loopcrypto.xyz to learn more about the countries and fiat currencies we support for offramping.
Yes! Loop works with recurring subscription payments. We work similar to credit cards - a customer authorizes their wallet to be charged, and each billing period the wallet is charged without the end customer having to take action.
Yes! Loop works with invoicing purchases. Customers can pay an invoice with Loop.
Loop supports over 500 wallets, including MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, and Rainbow wallet. Loop works with all non-custodial wallets, including MPC wallets and smart wallets. Loop does not support payments from an exchange account today but will in the future. If this is functionality you need, please reach out to hello@loopcrypto.xyz.
ERC-20 token is a token standard with predefined rules and technical specifications that developers must follow. Having a standard allows for developers to have easier integration with wallets, exchanges, and other applications on a blockchain.
The ERC-20 token standard is the most widely used standard for fungible tokens: any one token is exactly equal to any other token; no tokens have special rights or behavior associated with them. This makes ERC20 tokens useful for things like a medium of exchange currency.
Most, if not all tokens on EVM compatible networks are ERC-20 tokens. Example tokens are USDC, USDT and Dai.
A network's native token (e.g. ETH, SOL, MATIC) is not ERC-20 and USDT on Ethereum is not fully ERC-20 compliant. Wrapped versions of native tokens exist which are ERC-20 (e.g. wETH, wSol, wMatic).
Wrapped tokens are tokens backed one-to-one by an underlying asset, typically native to another blockchain or asset. By creating a wrapped version of a token, the user is able to track the value of the underlying token while enabling additional functionality like being used on another network.
A common example is "wrapped Bitcoin" (wBTC), which allows Bitcoin to be used on the Ethereum blockchain and wETH which allows ETH to follow the ERC-20 standard. The process of creating a wrapped token involves securing the original asset in a digital vault and minting a new token. This new token mirrors the value of the original asset and can be used on the blockchain it was minted on.
A crypto payment processor facilitates digital transactions between merchants and their customers enabling merchants to accept various forms of crypto payment. With Loop, we make it easy to accept stablecoins, ERC-20 tokens (tokens deployed within the Ethereum ecosystem and popular layer 2 networks), or SPL tokens (tokens deployed within the Solana ecosystem).
Merchants that accept crypto payments need to work through various complexities related to accepting payment on multiple networks, in multiple tokens, and from various types of wallets. Loop handles this complexity and provides APIs and tooling that are easy to use. This allows for the secure and quick transfer of funds from the customer’s wallet to the merchant’s wallet
Loop plays an important role in enabling businesses to accept and process various forms of crypto payment from customers. Some of the services Loop provides include transaction facilitation, authorization and authentication, encryption and security, settlement and funding, data reporting and analytics, and support for multiple currencies and payment methods.
Loop works similarly to traditional payment processors making it easy for merchants to accept crypto payments from customers. To understand how Loop works, here is what a typical payment flow looks like:
Customer initiates payment
When a customer makes a purchase, they sign a transaction from their wallet providing the business with authorization and approval to charge them for a specific token on a specific network. This authorization can occur using a Loop payment link, our pay component, or by sending a transaction directly onchain.
Transaction data
Loop receives transaction data about the payment such as amount and due date is sent to Loop.
Authorization check
Loop reviews the transaction details and checks if the customer has sufficient funds and approval available. It also confirms the authenticity of the transaction data, checking its signature against that of the merchant requesting payment.
Transaction execution
If the transaction is authorized and the payment is due, Loop sends an onchain transaction, facilitating the payment from the customer’s wallet to the merchant’s wallet based on the details of the transaction data.
Transaction completion
Once the transaction is processed on-chain, Loop notifies the merchant of the payment and the merchant delivers the goods or services to the customer.
Settlement
If the merchant has elected to settle in crypto, the transaction is complete. If the merchant has elected to settle in fiat, the transferring funds from the wallet to the merchant account may take a few days depending on the fiat currency and countries involved.
By default, Loop denominates or anchors all pricing to the US dollar at the time of purchase. For example, if you are buying a product that is $100 and paying in ETH, Loop will ping a pricing oracle at the time of purchase and charge you the equivalent amount of ETH at that moment in time. If you are using Loop to pay for a recurring monthly subscription, Loop checks the pricing oracle each month at the time of the next payment and pulls the amount of ETH equivalent to $100.
Of course, to eliminate any exposure to potentially volatile crypto assets, merchants can always simply accept stablecoins like USDC and USDT. Loop enables merchants to configure the tokens they accept, so merchants are able to opt to only accept stablecoins, or one particular stablecoin, if desired.
If you want to denominate your product’s price in a token like ETH or ARB, for example, Loop supports that functionality as well. In this scenario, your product’s price could be set to 1 ETH. For a recurring monthly subscription, Loop will process a payment for 1 ETH each month regardless of any price moments in ETH.
Loop does all the hard work of ensuring a payment occurs so you don't have to. Before a payment is due, we notify the customer if their balance is too low.
If the issue isn't resolved by the due date, we send a webhook to the company notifying them of the missed payment.
We will keep attempting the payment method until the company directs us to stop.
Eleni Steinman and Shane van Coller are the founders of Loop Crypto. Veterans of the crypto space who have been building together since 2018, Eleni and Shane started Loop to solve their own challenges of accepting crypto payments while at a prior startup.
We provide support across all EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) chains and Solana. Since there are over 300 networks, we have a default list of the most popular networks that we present to merchants. However, a merchant can add any EVM network or Solana upon request.
Our default list of networks is: Solana, Optimism, Base, Polygon, Arbitrum, Ethereum, and BNB Smart Chain. For testing purposes, we also support Sepolia (Ethereum testnet) and Solana Devnet.
For EVM networks, we support all ERC-20 tokens and native tokens for one-time payments and invoicing. For Solana, we support all SPL tokens.
Please note, while Loop works with any token, if you would like to price in fiat and accept in a token, we will need a price feed. We currently use CoinMarketCap as our price feed.
Yes! Loop allows merchants to settle in either fiat or crypto. Please reach out to hello@loopcrypto.xyz to learn more about the countries and fiat currencies we support for offramping.
Yes! Loop works with recurring subscription payments. We work similar to credit cards - a customer authorizes their wallet to be charged, and each billing period the wallet is charged without the end customer having to take action.
Yes! Loop works with invoicing purchases. Customers can pay an invoice with Loop.
Loop supports over 500 wallets, including MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, and Rainbow wallet. Loop works with all non-custodial wallets, including MPC wallets and smart wallets. Loop does not support payments from an exchange account today but will in the future. If this is functionality you need, please reach out to hello@loopcrypto.xyz.
ERC-20 token is a token standard with predefined rules and technical specifications that developers must follow. Having a standard allows for developers to have easier integration with wallets, exchanges, and other applications on a blockchain.
The ERC-20 token standard is the most widely used standard for fungible tokens: any one token is exactly equal to any other token; no tokens have special rights or behavior associated with them. This makes ERC20 tokens useful for things like a medium of exchange currency.
Most, if not all tokens on EVM compatible networks are ERC-20 tokens. Example tokens are USDC, USDT and Dai.
A network's native token (e.g. ETH, SOL, MATIC) is not ERC-20 and USDT on Ethereum is not fully ERC-20 compliant. Wrapped versions of native tokens exist which are ERC-20 (e.g. wETH, wSol, wMatic).
Wrapped tokens are tokens backed one-to-one by an underlying asset, typically native to another blockchain or asset. By creating a wrapped version of a token, the user is able to track the value of the underlying token while enabling additional functionality like being used on another network.
A common example is "wrapped Bitcoin" (wBTC), which allows Bitcoin to be used on the Ethereum blockchain and wETH which allows ETH to follow the ERC-20 standard. The process of creating a wrapped token involves securing the original asset in a digital vault and minting a new token. This new token mirrors the value of the original asset and can be used on the blockchain it was minted on.
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Loop Crypto is a crypto payment processor — our full suite APIs provide merchants and payment providers all the tools they need to grow their revenue.
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© Loop Crypto 2025. All rights reserved.
Loop Crypto is a crypto payment processor — our full suite APIs provide merchants and payment providers all the tools they need to grow their revenue.
STAY IN THE LOOP
Sign up for our newsletter to stay in the Loop on all the latest updates, features, and announcements from Loop Crypto.
© Loop Crypto 2025. All rights reserved.
FAQs
Have questions?
We have answers. If you don't see your question, reach out to hello@loopcrypto.xyz
A crypto payment processor facilitates digital transactions between merchants and their customers enabling merchants to accept various forms of crypto payment. With Loop, we make it easy to accept stablecoins, ERC-20 tokens (tokens deployed within the Ethereum ecosystem and popular layer 2 networks), or SPL tokens (tokens deployed within the Solana ecosystem).
Merchants that accept crypto payments need to work through various complexities related to accepting payment on multiple networks, in multiple tokens, and from various types of wallets. Loop handles this complexity and provides APIs and tooling that are easy to use. This allows for the secure and quick transfer of funds from the customer’s wallet to the merchant’s wallet
Loop plays an important role in enabling businesses to accept and process various forms of crypto payment from customers. Some of the services Loop provides include transaction facilitation, authorization and authentication, encryption and security, settlement and funding, data reporting and analytics, and support for multiple currencies and payment methods.
Loop works similarly to traditional payment processors making it easy for merchants to accept crypto payments from customers. To understand how Loop works, here is what a typical payment flow looks like:
Customer initiates payment
When a customer makes a purchase, they sign a transaction from their wallet providing the business with authorization and approval to charge them for a specific token on a specific network. This authorization can occur using a Loop payment link, our pay component, or by sending a transaction directly onchain.
Transaction data
Loop receives transaction data about the payment such as amount and due date is sent to Loop.
Authorization check
Loop reviews the transaction details and checks if the customer has sufficient funds and approval available. It also confirms the authenticity of the transaction data, checking its signature against that of the merchant requesting payment.
Transaction execution
If the transaction is authorized and the payment is due, Loop sends an onchain transaction, facilitating the payment from the customer’s wallet to the merchant’s wallet based on the details of the transaction data.
Transaction completion
Once the transaction is processed on-chain, Loop notifies the merchant of the payment and the merchant delivers the goods or services to the customer.
Settlement
If the merchant has elected to settle in crypto, the transaction is complete. If the merchant has elected to settle in fiat, the transferring funds from the wallet to the merchant account may take a few days depending on the fiat currency and countries involved.
By default, Loop denominates or anchors all pricing to the US dollar at the time of purchase. For example, if you are buying a product that is $100 and paying in ETH, Loop will ping a pricing oracle at the time of purchase and charge you the equivalent amount of ETH at that moment in time. If you are using Loop to pay for a recurring monthly subscription, Loop checks the pricing oracle each month at the time of the next payment and pulls the amount of ETH equivalent to $100.
Of course, to eliminate any exposure to potentially volatile crypto assets, merchants can always simply accept stablecoins like USDC and USDT. Loop enables merchants to configure the tokens they accept, so merchants are able to opt to only accept stablecoins, or one particular stablecoin, if desired.
If you want to denominate your product’s price in a token like ETH or ARB, for example, Loop supports that functionality as well. In this scenario, your product’s price could be set to 1 ETH. For a recurring monthly subscription, Loop will process a payment for 1 ETH each month regardless of any price moments in ETH.
Loop does all the hard work of ensuring a payment occurs so you don't have to. Before a payment is due, we notify the customer if their balance is too low.
If the issue isn't resolved by the due date, we send a webhook to the company notifying them of the missed payment.
We will keep attempting the payment method until the company directs us to stop.
Eleni Steinman and Shane van Coller are the founders of Loop Crypto. Veterans of the crypto space who have been building together since 2018, Eleni and Shane started Loop to solve their own challenges of accepting crypto payments while at a prior startup.
We provide support across all EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) chains and Solana. Since there are over 300 networks, we have a default list of the most popular networks that we present to merchants. However, a merchant can add any EVM network or Solana upon request.
Our default list of networks is: Solana, Optimism, Base, Polygon, Arbitrum, Ethereum, and BNB Smart Chain. For testing purposes, we also support Sepolia (Ethereum testnet) and Solana Devnet.
For EVM networks, we support all ERC-20 tokens and native tokens for one-time payments and invoicing. For Solana, we support all SPL tokens.
Please note, while Loop works with any token, if you would like to price in fiat and accept in a token, we will need a price feed. We currently use CoinMarketCap as our price feed.
Yes! Loop allows merchants to settle in either fiat or crypto. Please reach out to hello@loopcrypto.xyz to learn more about the countries and fiat currencies we support for offramping.
Yes! Loop works with recurring subscription payments. We work similar to credit cards - a customer authorizes their wallet to be charged, and each billing period the wallet is charged without the end customer having to take action.
Yes! Loop works with invoicing purchases. Customers can pay an invoice with Loop.
Loop supports over 500 wallets, including MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, and Rainbow wallet. Loop works with all non-custodial wallets, including MPC wallets and smart wallets. Loop does not support payments from an exchange account today but will in the future. If this is functionality you need, please reach out to hello@loopcrypto.xyz.
ERC-20 token is a token standard with predefined rules and technical specifications that developers must follow. Having a standard allows for developers to have easier integration with wallets, exchanges, and other applications on a blockchain.
The ERC-20 token standard is the most widely used standard for fungible tokens: any one token is exactly equal to any other token; no tokens have special rights or behavior associated with them. This makes ERC20 tokens useful for things like a medium of exchange currency.
Most, if not all tokens on EVM compatible networks are ERC-20 tokens. Example tokens are USDC, USDT and Dai.
A network's native token (e.g. ETH, SOL, MATIC) is not ERC-20 and USDT on Ethereum is not fully ERC-20 compliant. Wrapped versions of native tokens exist which are ERC-20 (e.g. wETH, wSol, wMatic).
Wrapped tokens are tokens backed one-to-one by an underlying asset, typically native to another blockchain or asset. By creating a wrapped version of a token, the user is able to track the value of the underlying token while enabling additional functionality like being used on another network.
A common example is "wrapped Bitcoin" (wBTC), which allows Bitcoin to be used on the Ethereum blockchain and wETH which allows ETH to follow the ERC-20 standard. The process of creating a wrapped token involves securing the original asset in a digital vault and minting a new token. This new token mirrors the value of the original asset and can be used on the blockchain it was minted on.
A crypto payment processor facilitates digital transactions between merchants and their customers enabling merchants to accept various forms of crypto payment. With Loop, we make it easy to accept stablecoins, ERC-20 tokens (tokens deployed within the Ethereum ecosystem and popular layer 2 networks), or SPL tokens (tokens deployed within the Solana ecosystem).
Merchants that accept crypto payments need to work through various complexities related to accepting payment on multiple networks, in multiple tokens, and from various types of wallets. Loop handles this complexity and provides APIs and tooling that are easy to use. This allows for the secure and quick transfer of funds from the customer’s wallet to the merchant’s wallet
Loop plays an important role in enabling businesses to accept and process various forms of crypto payment from customers. Some of the services Loop provides include transaction facilitation, authorization and authentication, encryption and security, settlement and funding, data reporting and analytics, and support for multiple currencies and payment methods.
Loop works similarly to traditional payment processors making it easy for merchants to accept crypto payments from customers. To understand how Loop works, here is what a typical payment flow looks like:
Customer initiates payment
When a customer makes a purchase, they sign a transaction from their wallet providing the business with authorization and approval to charge them for a specific token on a specific network. This authorization can occur using a Loop payment link, our pay component, or by sending a transaction directly onchain.
Transaction data
Loop receives transaction data about the payment such as amount and due date is sent to Loop.
Authorization check
Loop reviews the transaction details and checks if the customer has sufficient funds and approval available. It also confirms the authenticity of the transaction data, checking its signature against that of the merchant requesting payment.
Transaction execution
If the transaction is authorized and the payment is due, Loop sends an onchain transaction, facilitating the payment from the customer’s wallet to the merchant’s wallet based on the details of the transaction data.
Transaction completion
Once the transaction is processed on-chain, Loop notifies the merchant of the payment and the merchant delivers the goods or services to the customer.
Settlement
If the merchant has elected to settle in crypto, the transaction is complete. If the merchant has elected to settle in fiat, the transferring funds from the wallet to the merchant account may take a few days depending on the fiat currency and countries involved.
By default, Loop denominates or anchors all pricing to the US dollar at the time of purchase. For example, if you are buying a product that is $100 and paying in ETH, Loop will ping a pricing oracle at the time of purchase and charge you the equivalent amount of ETH at that moment in time. If you are using Loop to pay for a recurring monthly subscription, Loop checks the pricing oracle each month at the time of the next payment and pulls the amount of ETH equivalent to $100.
Of course, to eliminate any exposure to potentially volatile crypto assets, merchants can always simply accept stablecoins like USDC and USDT. Loop enables merchants to configure the tokens they accept, so merchants are able to opt to only accept stablecoins, or one particular stablecoin, if desired.
If you want to denominate your product’s price in a token like ETH or ARB, for example, Loop supports that functionality as well. In this scenario, your product’s price could be set to 1 ETH. For a recurring monthly subscription, Loop will process a payment for 1 ETH each month regardless of any price moments in ETH.
Loop does all the hard work of ensuring a payment occurs so you don't have to. Before a payment is due, we notify the customer if their balance is too low.
If the issue isn't resolved by the due date, we send a webhook to the company notifying them of the missed payment.
We will keep attempting the payment method until the company directs us to stop.
Eleni Steinman and Shane van Coller are the founders of Loop Crypto. Veterans of the crypto space who have been building together since 2018, Eleni and Shane started Loop to solve their own challenges of accepting crypto payments while at a prior startup.
We provide support across all EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) chains and Solana. Since there are over 300 networks, we have a default list of the most popular networks that we present to merchants. However, a merchant can add any EVM network or Solana upon request.
Our default list of networks is: Solana, Optimism, Base, Polygon, Arbitrum, Ethereum, and BNB Smart Chain. For testing purposes, we also support Sepolia (Ethereum testnet) and Solana Devnet.
For EVM networks, we support all ERC-20 tokens and native tokens for one-time payments and invoicing. For Solana, we support all SPL tokens.
Please note, while Loop works with any token, if you would like to price in fiat and accept in a token, we will need a price feed. We currently use CoinMarketCap as our price feed.
Yes! Loop allows merchants to settle in either fiat or crypto. Please reach out to hello@loopcrypto.xyz to learn more about the countries and fiat currencies we support for offramping.
Yes! Loop works with recurring subscription payments. We work similar to credit cards - a customer authorizes their wallet to be charged, and each billing period the wallet is charged without the end customer having to take action.
Yes! Loop works with invoicing purchases. Customers can pay an invoice with Loop.
Loop supports over 500 wallets, including MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, and Rainbow wallet. Loop works with all non-custodial wallets, including MPC wallets and smart wallets. Loop does not support payments from an exchange account today but will in the future. If this is functionality you need, please reach out to hello@loopcrypto.xyz.
ERC-20 token is a token standard with predefined rules and technical specifications that developers must follow. Having a standard allows for developers to have easier integration with wallets, exchanges, and other applications on a blockchain.
The ERC-20 token standard is the most widely used standard for fungible tokens: any one token is exactly equal to any other token; no tokens have special rights or behavior associated with them. This makes ERC20 tokens useful for things like a medium of exchange currency.
Most, if not all tokens on EVM compatible networks are ERC-20 tokens. Example tokens are USDC, USDT and Dai.
A network's native token (e.g. ETH, SOL, MATIC) is not ERC-20 and USDT on Ethereum is not fully ERC-20 compliant. Wrapped versions of native tokens exist which are ERC-20 (e.g. wETH, wSol, wMatic).
Wrapped tokens are tokens backed one-to-one by an underlying asset, typically native to another blockchain or asset. By creating a wrapped version of a token, the user is able to track the value of the underlying token while enabling additional functionality like being used on another network.
A common example is "wrapped Bitcoin" (wBTC), which allows Bitcoin to be used on the Ethereum blockchain and wETH which allows ETH to follow the ERC-20 standard. The process of creating a wrapped token involves securing the original asset in a digital vault and minting a new token. This new token mirrors the value of the original asset and can be used on the blockchain it was minted on.
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